Spending Plan for the NSW Parliament 2024/2025
Appropriation (Parliament) Bill 2024
Legislative Assembly
Legislative Council
Assent
Introduced by: The Hon Chris Minns MP (ALP) — Premier; The Hon Daniel Mookhey MLC (ALP)
Links to official parliament websites
Effects of this bill
If this bill passes, it means that:
The Debate
What different members said when this bill was debated:
Damien Tudehope LIB
“I contribute to debate on the Appropriation Bill 2024 and cognate bills. The worst budget for the past 20 years has now been introduced to this place. It was adequately described in The Sydney Morning Herald by Alex Smith as a "very Labor budget". The Treasurer has delivered a Labor budget. I could not agree more.”
Abigail Boyd GRN
“As The Greens Treasury spokesperson, I contribute to debate on the Appropriation Bill 2024, the Appropriation (Parliament) Bill 2024 and the Revenue Legislation Amendment Bill 2024. In the course of my contribution I will cover areas within my other portfolio responsibilities as well.”
John Ruddick LIBT
“I contribute to debate on the Appropriation Bill 2024, the Appropriation (Parliament) Bill 2024 and the Revenue Legislation Amendment Bill 2024 to give the Libertarian Party’s response to the 2024‑25 New South Wales budget.”
Courtney Houssos ALP
“Instead of responding to the contribution of the Hon. John Ruddick, I speak in support of the Appropriation Bill 2024, the Appropriation (Parliament) Bill 2024 and the Revenue Legislation Amendment Bill 2024. The budget outlines the Government’s plan to build a better New South Wales by rebuilding essential services, and funds a plan to address the housing crisis.”
Amanda Cohn GRN
“I endorse and briefly build on the excellent contribution to debate by my colleague Ms Abigail Boyd, The Greens’ Treasury spokesperson. The Greens will be supporting the Appropriation (Parliament) Bill 2024, the Appropriation Bill 2024 and the Revenue Legislation Amendment Bill 2024.”
Mark Latham IND
“I contribute to debate on the Appropriation Bill 2024 and cognate bills. Budgets should be useful for many things. This one, unfortunately, has just a single use: It tells us that as long as Labor is in power, the New South Wales budget will be in deficit and the New South Wales Government will be accumulating debt and paying off an even bigger interest bill.”
Sue Higginson GRN
“I contribute to debate on the Appropriation Bill 2024 and cognate bills. I echo the concerns and comments raised by my colleague Ms Abigail Boyd, who leads for The Greens on all matters relating to Treasury and budgets. I make a preliminary note that we could probably solve the energy crisis if we captured some of the hot air that has been made contributing to this debate.”
Daniel Mookhey ALP
“Damien Tudehope, who I listened to for 40 minutes. At the end of it I came to the conclusion that he probably did not like the budget. I think he made that point clear. I tried to follow most of his arguments and they can all be summarised with a famous Lewis Carroll quote: If you don’t know where you’re going, any road will take you there.”
News articles and press releases
Appropriation (Parliament) Bill 2024
Mr PAUL SCULLY, Minister for Planning and Public Spaces — 2024-06-18
In this Labor budget we continue with our plans to bust the wages cap, reform tolls, back first home buyers, build new and better public schools and hospitals, speed up the renewables revolution, rebuild rural and regional roads, help small businesses and wrangle debt back under control.